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Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
had n Few.

A Detroit lawyer who was consulted
by a young woman from the country
in regard to breach o. promise case,
asked her if she had any letters 10 put
in evidence.
why, yes, believe I have" she
replied.
She was told to send them In tina,
he might look them over, and in a day
or two he got package on which was
written: 81 can't find but these 14c0
just now, but will hunt up the balance
. this week"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
WANAM AKER's

Bonnet's Drap-de.F France
stands for old-iashioned silk
worm Silk, pure and simple,
with only enough admixture
in the dye to carry the color
Here IS a lot Of Black
Cachemire Dress Silks;
The grades and prices are
IS 81, 6 $I.I5,7 $I.25, 8
S1.35, 9 SI.4o, IL SI.5o.
Ponson ior London is
what Bonnet is for America.
Another Old Reliable. A
lot OF Gros.grain, cachemire
finish:
The grades and prices are
IS $I.25, 7 SI.5o, 5 sI.o5,
8 SI.75.
The goods have not been
here four hours at the time
of writing. Got them cheap
very. To push between.
season-sales we will turn
thera over for less than cost
OF handling. This gives you
a reduction of at least 40 pei
cent. from nominal value.
That ought to crowd the
counters.
West Transept.
The twin item. Dresses;
sorts and sorts, prices and
prices.
Imported lots (thst means
French making), ginghams.
$50 down to 81 2; lace (only
one), $50 down to Sal; flan.
mel, tennis patterns; Sss
down to $40; silks. SIZE
down to SIS, and $3.50 dowr
to SOS; cashmere (only one)
SIIo down to SIS.
Other makes, white lawr
and lace (only one), $50
down to Sal; lawns, ging
hams, crinkles and sateens
$25 down to S12, and 81.
down to $3.50.
That's worth thinking ol
Second floor, Chestnut street frort. TAX
elevator.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall SQUARE.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
wlI.uE ~ 3ra,N sr ruRrMEKN h.h.

wlLns n SsrsDN x rORrMEkN h'A
T,uo table in effect May 18th, 1887. IIalri
leave Wilmington (French st-eet) as ioiihS'
Yer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna. Sg,ins ga,,
feld, Waynesburg .,unotien,. Manor, Eo1sa As
yille, IaG aqua, Allentown, Lensnou, nni,
Md Heading X. L., 100 a. m. and a.Ah 2: =
For Springfield, WaynesDurs Jun"
tlon. Ooaleaviile Embreev1lle, Lenaps
Uhadd's S'ord and DuPonts anu inbe.Hs
dinte 11in,a,7.S Am, %. and 10 y. ~
1t 1 60 2. m. osnm
Eor New Bridge ana fntcrmediete p',ar |,
SO D. In. and on SATURDAY., ct b 10 an0 AL
" IN Sunday for Reading and inform ediss
pointe. at % o. M, and for SprinBneid on
InterN ediate points at Q. .lk p. m:
a. q. MoOAUSLAND, II: b. hlnnhnD .,
Superintendent. eenH fsSs. As
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
At Johns Work.

That Immaculate apostle OF temper
snoe, John P. St, John, rays: "We are
now fighting the Republican party" As
II he had not foughs 1t three years ago,
whom he got enough unthinking tenn.
perAuce Repu ublicans 20 vo'e for himself
to deiea. Blaine for the Presidency. Hs
has joe! diled three engagements in
Massachusetts, and he says he is en-
gagged for seventeen nights in New York
and Pennsyivants, and then he ia going
TO California to Keep the Republicans,
II possible, from carrying that State.
There Was hot prohi Ditlon 6sht down
In Texas that ended only . week ago,
but 81. John did not put in an appear
Ance there, where he might have done
some good. But thst was not Whist he
was after. The Democrats OF thai
State did no. think worth while to give
him $50 night In . State which was
theirs anyhow by . 6eas.ly msjority.
There is also prohibition q yht going
on down In Tennessee, but g.. Johr
won't 60 down there. There are no S5t
Aiecture In that Sac, and the Demo
cratic majority is reasonably sure. l
is only In Republican States where tn
Democrats pay him roundiy tbs. 81
John puts In his ane icks against th
RepublioAn party.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
nvIICM

NorlOA'
|TAX.PAYERs TAKE eVlA1
AND SCHOOL 1A1EM
Tho undersigned, ,recelV.faa
city OF wilmington, vii! AVA
sixth street. besaesr ArM
sree.e, during the uontn wy
tween the hours Of ssnd ny
| and from 2 70 0 ia Tho iAs
| purpose Of recoivitg tiiA v
| paid during July there WI ~ !.
| Of lTo cents on every DOM, ~
pnid on or after the irS aNgI
| cludiuy the frs. TuisiN y
| shall b. psyabls wisaol
aforesaid ; and all tazes aDN
next after the first day q I'M. ,M
DO increased by the sldlss'
| centum on the Snoupt ns'Sl Y ! N
| Receivar Northern di'!tl'l "
north ofSixtb street; ~ , suj
/ Receiver Southern dliViN
south Of SiXta stroeL
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

As USUAL tho telegraph and tele-
phone wires we're in the wsy this morn
ing ct the Ore OF Bsrkley Broshsss'
ouildiss, Fourth aud French streets.
They were In the way ~ the Bradford
Bulldipg ars last winter, and they are
becoming m Into'erablo nuisance.
why should WILMINGTON be the last
among tho cities to oempel the adoption
ol undererou nd oopd utts?
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

THE DEMOCRATIC majority III Ken
tuoky 10 settling down ct about IL .O00'
about one. half the msj ority Cleveland
got. Why do not the Democratic
papers a up their big roosters? Becsuse
the SAN reduction Of Democratic mA.
jorities in Tennessee, Virginia and
North Oarolins would make those
Ststes strongly Republican.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

THE YACHT Volunteer scored another
vi story yesterday In the one hundred
mile race around Martha's Vineyard 70
Marblehesd, and reflected the greatest
credit upon her Wilmington builders.
II is nov generally conceded that she
will be the contestant Of the Scotch
Thistle In this FAlls contest for the
OueAn's cup
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

IT WILL bs interesting to know that
the eighth Of the nineteen brothers OF
Obulaialonkorn 1, reigning King OF
Siam, 10 In this country. His name Ii
Krom Mum Dsvawongse Vsropraksr.
OF courss there will be NO trouble re-
Nom bering the name.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

OUT OF 1872 appointments In the
Philadelphia post offi 90 under alleged
civil service rules only two we're Re-
publicans. Yet the Mugwumps snd
OWL Service Rsiormers say this 3D.
ministration means we'll. No doubt 1t
does to the Dem ocrAts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

To SEE RIPE CoocJrd grapes In
market, raised ct Gam bridge, Md. Is o
reminder that the sum mer Is passing
away and the fall OF the year Is q. our
doors. 1t Is also another evidence Of
the adAptabllity OF the climate Of the
Peninsula for raising fruit and getting
1t into the market early. The exceed
ingly low price-s.x cents Q pound
asked for them suggests cheap fruit,
which will be hailed with pleasure by
all fruit consumers. Coming 80 earl
we can count confidently on having the
delicious grape for elk months In the
year st least.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

MR.. BLAINE, instead Of coming home
in . hurry to look after the Presidential
campaign, has gone over to ireland to
look around and examine into the con.
dition Of the country. Mr.. Blaine may
take . pleasure In this, and the Irish
people may be rs highly delighted OF
having suoh distinguished visitor
among them, but 1t Ia tremendously
hard ON the New York Herald.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
NOTICE.

I he attention Of hous.sspm,
who make q p7actics Of ,nls y, ~ y
other rubbish in the ssises : w. 4
this city, is called ,,,s 70 IN, ,ss,1
Section !. II any le," ~
cause to be placed on sDI ,pr,,s| ps
this oity any ashes, dli', ,,,sri ~
other thin. s except % -, \, MAJ
lowed oy the ordinance, svi,.ns
be guilty OF 8 common On. ns% W, -
for fcit and pay . mo ,,,s,s ~
dollars Ior cSsry snch .asl .as,r,l
prisoned until tins si.i,S,. Ard sss"'
Board Of street tree Diise'ppptyyi
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

THE APPEARANCE OF q vessel In.
footed with the yellow fever OF the
Break water should serve rs a danger
signal for Wilmington. The Board Of
Health should lose no time and spare
NO effort In putting the city under good
sanitary regulations.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
LTTalcTi0nl
II OVER MALT l MILLION blS1hlBuItb
LouisiAna State Lottery Company

incorporated in 1893 for - years py the
Legfsisturs for Educational and Oharitsbls
|purposss-wish . capital Of u:ooo. .oooEN
which . reserve fund Of over eSso,ooo has
since boen added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's ran.
chise was made part Of the present Stats
Constitution adopted Dscsmbsr ID, A. d..
1879.
dorssd by the people Of any state.
II never scal4s or postp01aes.
Its Grand single Number Draw.
ines take place Monthly, and shs
Semi Annual Drawings regular
y every sis months u ono ana De-
A SPLERDIO ePPORTUNITY TO
WIN A fORTUN e. NINTH GRAND
|DRAwlN0, GLASS 4. ~ THE ACAD- Az
TUESDAY September Ii, lSs7-90sth
Monthly Drawing.
C,,;tol Pv;ze $40 000.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

OHEEPi SHEkP u SHEEP ~
y At private sale. The sub
scriher viii lnvs at stanton. Let,
on Friday, August 8, two oas-loadsd
OF ewes and wethers, solseted in Mercer and
Lawrence Oounties, Pa. by MArshAll Bailey,
agent for
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

xlollru made. Out this out ana "ns W
hhllNkv return to ns, and We will sem, SEM
MlIWk / you free, somethihs OF g.eH' es,
value and Importance TO YOU y.i
that will start you in business woicn ,nsn
bring you in more money right away 'nas nns
ANYTHING else In this world. any y,,ns,
can do the work and live at homo. tune, ~ =,
seI; sex ali ages. Something new, that la,, ,,
coins money for all workers.. we VIII nsth, sts,
You; capital not needed. tbs ID ohv p,,s,,me VI M
genuine, impt rtant chances OF . mnrisinS m1i
Those who are ambitions and onseip pda,ea
TRUE q co., Augusta, Maine. lH'H"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
jyoS-lot
NIollCE.

AWHRnBAs, a number .'., =, ~.
this city COZ nin nuus',S, us .s,s' NJ !
q growth OF ersss sna ~ sltp VI
an accu mutation ON, o. md
detrimental to the hs''''
fore, II % -. ~. ovass "
properly shah have >. sa,s I ,s,,s,,si b
%SyS% asy Of a us uau.t, 1857 :, ,',%,S III,
viii be done by 0rooi !, ~ ~ AZ u |
's Board CT Stree! ,, SD = s'ci.i 'ccis.ill1
iY20 l6t
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
HOT WEATHER
MORT.

Purchase comfort where very little
money will obtain 1t, with the privilege
to exchange or have your money refunded
If you are not satisfied.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

ENE0p Its causes, ana new AND
HEAT N EOO suocessfulCURE at youI
Uown home by one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated by most of the no
u specialists without benefit. Cured him
9 II in three ylonths. and since thon hun
d. ed Of Others. Full particulars sent on an
pb ca Ion. 7. s. PAGE, No. a West sls,
I. New YORK Oily. octle.t ., til. .sa.ena
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
THEY ARE BARGAINS |

Mems Calf Brogans only S1.50.
Mems Canvas Brogans, wide sole, fat
heel, s1.OO.
Mems Low Cut Lace Shoes from S1.D
to $3.50.
Mems Lasting Congress, with patent
tip, 81 25 to 81 75.
Mems Base Ball Lace Shoes 81 to 81 .25.
Little Boys Base Ball Lace Shoes Tic.
to 9Gc.
Cbildren's Pebble and Kid Spring heel
Button Shoes from 6Oc. to 90c.
Misses Pebble and Kid Spring Heel
Button from 81 .25 to 81 so.
Misses Pebble and XIII Heel Button
81 to $1.65.
Little Boys Button Tip Shoes s5c.
Boys Hook Lace Shoes from $l.15 to
S125.
LADIES' Plain Lasting Con gress 75c.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Button from u
to $l75.
Ladies' Plain Lasting Lace Csc. to
S1.25.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Lace $50.
Ladies' Lasting Kid Foxed Button u
to Sl.75.
Lalies' Kid and Pebble Button only
sl.25.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10. 1857.

WE WOULD es:sem It favoI II our
readers would send to the REPUBLICAN
oiioe the names OF persons leaving the
city during the warm weather.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
.. OHIO RAILROAD
sOHEDULK IN EFFECT, July 8. 1887
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:


IN EfFECT, JuIy d 1857.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EASr.BoUND:
rnlts, Accommodates daily .....e.1bA. u
.hila. Accommodation, daily y.....7.0o A.. \.
Phila. Accommodation, daily .....7.ab a. q
Phila. Accommodation, daily. ...;io;io Az
Phiis. Aooommsdstion,d daily .... Loo p. N.
Phiia. Accommodation, daily" alo p. u.
Phila. q chester express, daily. ...lob p. %,
Phil, Accommodation, daily...... bic P. d.
2htla. Accommodation, daily, sS0 p.
Phila. AccoR. daily except sunday,I :S9 pm.
Phila. b Ooestsr express, daily, 1.sS .. Ia
Phila. Accom- IN odotion, daily,.'.'ss.vvp.& y. ~
wEST.BOUND:
UhioAso Limited, daily a. Il
Arrives Chicago $50 next mofntnt.
baltimore Accommodation, daiiq,
except sunday. y.................;,a ,aie - a. u
Uipctnusti Limited, daily. LIB a. y /,
Arrives Uincinnati 7.Gs A. ID. 81. Lcus
go p. M. next day.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, e.oo y. :
On isago and st. Louis Expross, am =,
sinse5i, E Accommodation, daily. 7.ao p r
FOK LANDENBERa,s 90 A. VI :sunday
only. ll.0O q, N. daily, eAespt Sunday
s.o0P. "a, and 6.ss p. ID. d.tiy.
Trains leave Market street station:
FOR Philadelphia go A. M. os,iy ehoep
a. p NJ. daily. no Lspcorberg, go apd
ii 90 4. nj. daily, exoep' s'andaS; 800 q. IL
sunday only; 9lb and 6.S p. u daily.
trains Tor Whining gton--Loave Phiiade
paia $40 and 81 0 .. IN. daily. 1lo q. N
daily, except sunday; looo, loas O.: m %
liiy; 2 90. 40 &.2G, aa.so, bso, o.So. DIV
1900 p. IN. Dolly
\ Ezprsss t-siret ,n
.. "a. III. CLEMENTS, .. X; LOkp.
| Manaror. Hso1 rNso- nsens
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
LYNCH & LEARY,
Madison Street Grocers,

N. W. CORNER OF FOURTH.
SPECIAL-We have q brand
of FLOUR that We have sold
for two years. 1t is the best
FLOUR in the world. We
would IKE every lady visiting
our store to have one bag sent
home with groceries, to try. 1t
will make more bread and retain
freshness longer than any other
FLOUR that we have to sell.
If you like the Flour you can
procure it of US by the barrel If
you want o,and we are prepared
to furnish old wheat Flour for
rome time to come. Excellent
coffee FIR 25 and 30c per pound.
Goods sent to your house
promptly. Lynch & Leary. So I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold thousands OF
gallons of NAPHTHA, COM
monty called gasoline, for gaso'
line stoves, and none Of our Gus
toners ever reported an acci
dent. Whya Because We sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of gooo
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL L RANK
New Orleans. La.

REMEMBER .n.,s5. Tia. sns Pssssnss Esssrss .,d q
and Early, who arc In charge Of the draw.
ings, 10 guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what pnUb bers viii draw Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of ell
Prizes Ia GUARANTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans,
and the Tltkets sre signed BY the Presi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
riRats are recognised In th o highest Courts;
therefore. beware OF any limitations or an.
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
Monthly drawing. "
Capital Prize. $l50,OOO.

2, i7s Prizes, Amounting to............e .eb36, 900
Application tor rstss to clubs should ps
made only 10 the otacs OF the Company In
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ.
fog full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary Ietter. Currency cy express,
ID. A. .DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or n. a. DACPHIN.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

PAsS,Is"iu S,siuis nsss esd p,sns,yI ns,yIssISis] 4 "s]
Terns nodeIa o a.oS a. an sri VI
avenue betwo'n b'0"A
ward. >nd
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
iY20

N1OrlUE-soO sAAsslSs s!As.l,,slss Sssl
issued MS and for sale, r.,. t." I'D
second Tuesday ymspRVW, ~ W
made made % W. J. !. n n,ossin1
an French street,
siOn.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

MI lind. q s5i,% ., %%'i'i,Ei!Hs's' %5'',,,EH, 'sp'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10

@&S<<.

We, tue updsfsigned hanks and Bansers
sfII nav an Prfyss drawn in The Louisiana
state Lottariss which may b presented ~
our counters.
j, n. OGLKaBY, Pres. Louisiana
National BNnk
PIERCE LANAUX, Pres, Dtsse NJ
l1OmaD BANK.
a. RATDWIN. Pres. n. o. Mas'V B'e
CARL KO HI, Pres. Union Naeional
bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl50, ,@.

ave do hereby csrsify. that We supsrytse
he srranEsneHu for sll the Monthly and
Seni-Annuai yrswings o. Lns Hou,.as nn.as
and control the drawings them selves, and
thst tns eamS srsf cond duoted with honesty,
aim 20 ana in sood fhfth coward all parties,
snd Ne authoffxs the company 70 use thle
,ertinoats, with fAo-similes Of our signatures
sftscnsd. In IL advsetissmsAts.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-10
OUR STOCK OF
SLIPPERS

Slippers of Kid, Plain and Beaded With
puffs and bows in great variety. Newport
Oxford and Miranda ties.
Slippers for Ladies, Misses, Children
Men and Boys.
Slippers of Kid. Pebble, Lasting aIt
Velvet Embroidered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

Ihe biggest store in the world.
Does more business. employs more people than any
-Es q them all Nearly IL acres OF hoorspace. and
hot al inch
GREAT Is IN other respects, il hss been proved
that NANAMAkEfsS II first and above all else . Dry
tiOOds House and than that the largest tail
Dry Goods Store in America
Judge from Theses II our prices right
92incb serge DaSO4Al all wool winter weight. 60c.
5O-IncE ST. land Wool. cll ter-iine llsd. 62sc.
"a inch ladies' Cloth. plain or max q, 500.
similar IN weight anu colors, oO-inch, tJc. - -
SiNed G.d Plain lricots Toe FINER In Solid FAl
Silsles ell.
seli-coi0r-d Chevron Stripe Camsrs-hAir. 44-inch.
= l5O frVln sl.75 All tn newest tints-
fOuis serge, sI-25 Meant 10 sell at a great deal
more.
soltseh. Braided RoSes: liberal. handsome; SO.
Asilakhai:s: Black. $50 to sI2 Brown. % to o.;
two # eight cOlOrs.
seal SIX n Cloth. 5O-inch. IS to SIS yd
A DREsS PsTIFRS RICE fAILLE fRANCAIsE WOULD
b. OF tine most welcome presents that could well
b. given 70 . Lady. What was sl-11 To $50; now
sl-.JO 10 $50 Black
ANT wGAEs- RAJ SHAPE THAT B TO BK had. Two
Rf Tauds,iu. tire middle size.
IA inch Grain leather Club BAs. riveted- "a 80;
seVcd frame. $3.50.
l4-incL ALLIGATOR Club Bas. rivesed, s6.a5; seSed
frame. r.lg..
wAKRE II rHE WORLD THERE A BOOKSTORE
500 feet lOug Books for own folks and for children
Books IL SETS. and Nhrl-taS Cards Gu IN an almost
uuD-Oken line from Chestu u To Market street
Having the Books IA only part " the way TOWARDS
selling them. the price helpa so will Book NEWS
with just what want 10 of the --latest books
AMI the gossip OF the Book world. &c; DO year
In YOU CAN'T CONF STORE YOC RskLf. A LET-
t.-'s as sJod as - visit
JOHN wANAMAKEH,
dl1-6n Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
COMMERCIAL UNION.
Only Small Section of Advanced
Thinkcrs Believe an u in England.


Thinkers Believe IN % i'm England.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Dec 31.-GOldwin Smith, writing from
Toronto, says the attempt to detach Canada COM
mercially from her continent Is d hopeless strug-
gle against nature. He reminds the English that
their commercial interest In Canada is not only
that OF exporters but investors. The English in
vestments there estimated at $500, 900, 900. A
large part OF the Canadian railways have been
made with English money, none Of which has yet
paid a dividend on the original stock. Whatever
Increases the prosperity OF Canada, therefore, as
must commercial union, will add to the value and
are only shared In England by a small section Of
advanced thinkers. Canada is no longer depending
ON England except In name, but ideas are q great
potency In English politics, and probably q ma
Jority OF the people like TO think OF
A VAST COUNTRY LIKE CANADA UNDER THEIR RULE
even only nominally and in spite OF the fact that
Canada levieS duties ON British goods Speaking
recently 10 prominent politician, practically the
leader OF the advanced section Of liberals tn the
house OF commons, on this question, asked what
he thought would he the probable effect OF seri-
Gus attempt to establish commercial union
personally" he SAID, Il approve II as a natural
about their loyalty and so forth Is all humbug
They know, so far as We are concerned, II Is an
empty phase, but under shelter OF it they shirk
the legitimate responsibility OF the defense OF their
own country, and look TO England instead OF rely
Ing on their own manhood" Views like these,
however, II publicly uttered, would cause great
cutlery, and nobody could foyeSee the consequence
commercial union would De practically the anneXa-
ttOn OF Canada TO the states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
AN URGENT DEFICIENCY.
No Money 20 Pay United states Bailiffs
and Witnesses and for support %
Convtcts, and the Juror, Fund Nearly
Exhausted.

The appropriations for the pay OF bailiffs, Tor
witness fees. and for the support OF convicts for
the current fiscal year have already been ex-
hausted and that for Jurors fees Will not hold out
two months longer. Attorney-General Garland
has advised the secretary OF the Treasury OF the
fact and requested him TO ask Congress for an
urgent deficiency TO meet these wants, and imme-
diately upon the reassemblng OF Congress the
secretary OF the Treasury viii make that recon-
mendation.
Al .he Department OF Justice IL is expected that
the urgency deficiency VIII be the FIRST business
reported TO the House from the appropriations
committee The estimates, with secretary Fair
child'srecommendation and the Attorney Generals
letter, Will no doubt be referred TO that committee
as socn as II Is organized.
The United states Court for the northern dis
tlct OF Flor1da has adjourned until next month 10
give the marshal an opportunity to borrow money
70 pay bailins and witnesses. II he fails In that
the court Will have 70 adjourn until Congress
makes an appropriation. The Department does
not apprehend any serious embarrassment to the
courts, Tor the reason that most OF the United
states marshals, IL Is thought win have no DIM
Guilty In borrowingmoney ascCongress Is In session
and deficiency appropriation will not long be de-
layed. But the marshals Will have 10 lose the In
terest on money thus borrowed. as there Is no
way 70 reimburse them. II, however, In any OF
the districts money cannot be borrowed, the court
must adjourn until funds are provided by Congress
Inc lnadequacy OF the various appropriations Is
cnarged 10 the House committee on appropriations
refusing 70 grant the amounts estimated. Notwith-
standing the Increase OF population and OF judicial
business, and the addition OF number OF judicial
districts the appropriations made for the current
nscal year were not as much those made In $50.
For the pay or district attorneys and assistants IN
1880 $3.50 900 was appropriated, while the appro-
priatlon Tor the current year was only t525, 600.
000 was made as eight years ago, and for witness
fees the amounts We're the same (f.lJ0OO0l